Sapenm Accept The Wage Grease Offered
Stuyhien of the Nseal railroads mel let sight and vy vole of Lo 1 tested the proposition of President s for an increase of 4 cents per seu in their wages. Orfeinally the men demanded an increase of 17 cents per hour. President Ritzerd Vorter presided at the neel. 62 to Goatt Miss Alice Rhees and er sister Hilda departed aetary for souttham in California to spend two weeks at Long Beach. Miss Rhees is a werk in the O.U. R. and D.' erties is the union depot.
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Hilda
Aetary
Souttham
California
Long Beach
Miss Rhees
O.U. R
Roberts 16 to Speak of the Covenant in Salt Lake City
Brighany H. Roberts, chaplain with the Fourth Field Artillery in France and a former LDS leader, will debate Major J Reuben Clark Jr against the league of nations at a mass meeting in the tabernacle Monday at 8 pm. A marriage license was issued today to Herman Kotsth and Elizabeth Walker of Salt Lake.
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Salt Lakes
Brighany H. Roberts
M4ath Field Artillery
France
Latterday Saints Church
State Board of Equalization
J. Reuben Clark, Jr
League of Nations
Tabernacle
Herman MR. Kotsth
Elizabeth Walker
Salt Lake
Taramount banner beauty claim raises questions
An advertisement claims a skin beautifier product dramatically improves complexion with a simple daily routine. It touts rosy white skin, velvety texture, and radiance, while asserting no hair growth and a full refund guarantee backed by manufacturers and department stores.
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Hether
A-R
Ms- Intyre
Dring
Senate approves four reservations to German peace treaty
Washington reports the Senate Foreign Relations Committee finished work on the German peace treaty. It adopted four reservations to the League covenant and ordered the treaty reported with two major amendments. Reservations by Lodge reflect conservative views and a substitute ratification by McCumber is anticipated. Amendments include Shantung return to China, limits on U.S. representation on commissions, and a ban on Britain yammeries in League deliberations. Voting splits showed Republicans predominating, with Democrats mostly opposed. Debate points to lengthy Senate consideration and a delayed timetable for actual deliberations.
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Senate Foreign Relations
Ita
Germany
Senate
Lodge
McCumber
Shantung
China
Japan
United States
Fall
Nel
Publican
New Mexlco
Great Britain
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Shields
Elven
Aix
Bors
Idaho
Smith
Arizona
Farah
Brandegee
Knox
Harding
Johnson
New
Moses
BicCumber
Apd
Hitchcock
Wiliams
Swanson
Pomerens
Smilth
Tittman
League
Wan
Senator McCumber
Shielda
Senator Shields
France
Italy
Longe
Ogden Wild West festival funds progress and plans
Reports from Weber club show finance committee work for the Ogden Wild West Snow and Harvest festival set for September 25 26 and 27. Aiming to raise about 20000 dollars by Saturday with strong first day subscriptions and growing public interest. A general committee meeting tonight will finalize the event plan. Vera Brigkerboll sues for divorce from John H Brigkerboll alleging failure to provide. They married in Ogden on October 6 1909 and have three children.
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Ogden
Weber Chub
District Court
Vera Brigkerboll
John H. Drinkerboll
Failore
Secretary Lansing Warns Against Internationalism
Secretary Lansing addressed the American Bar Association in Boston warning that internationalism or Mandanism risks destabilizing world order. He urged democratic nationalism backed by the peace conference and pressed for an international court modeled on The Hague to codify law and settle state disputes. He praised the 1907 Hague convention and warned of diplomatic anarchy without a legal framework. He called for a faster cheaper tribunal and a simple code of legal principles to guide future cases, recalling U S commissioners’ stance on former German emperor.
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Doston
Nass
Lansing
American Bar Association
Eace
Laostig
Uitte
Possinin
International Tribunal
Tribunals of Justice
Hague Court
An. Fasler
Kaiser
United States
Althou
Saal
Conviction on Crimes Against Humanity Law Stressed
Mr. Lanning urged that there be clear definitions and penalties for crimes against humanity whether written or unwritten and warned nationalism must be upheld while human conduct between nations should be ruled by just laws and impartial judiciary to achieve true peace.
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Lanning
Opening of Early Ranges Sparks Forest Debate
C N Woods, assistant forester, returned from Provo after attending a stockmen and forest supervisors meeting. They discussed opening early ranges in Unitah forest and changes to the new law requiring June 1 openings. Forest officials say this improves range conditions while cattlemen favor April 1 and May 15 openings.
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C. N. Woods
Asplalant
Prova
Unitah Forest
Woods
Cheyenne Man To Aid Olden Wild West Show
Ogdenites will see a gathering of ropers cowgirls cowboys and performers at the Wild West carnival in the latter part of the month during the Ogden Wild West show and carnival festival. Pines for carnival ready tonight as Weber club committees meet. T Joe Cahill secretary of Cheyenne Frontier Days will lend a hand to ensure a big success.
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Ogdenltes
Ogden
Sixty Five Sailors Pass Through Ogden En Route West
Sixty five sailors formerly known as gods on the United States ship Mississippi traveled via Ogden today toward San Francisco for muster out. They served two years in European waters during World War II and wore gold service bars as they rested briefly before westbound departure.
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Mizty
Ogden
San Francisco
West
Mississipp
Euroapean
Ilmet
Five Points Boy Turns Director for Paramount Air Craft
James Cruse, once a film star from Ogden and Five Points, has shifted from acting to directing production for the Paramount Aircraft Corporation. Once known as James Craase Rozen, he formerly resided at Five Points and now gradually rises to prominence in his new role.
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James Cruse
Ncreen
Haw
Paramount Aircraft Plethe ‘Corporation
Cruze Ias
Ogden Boy
Ogden
James Craae Rozen
Five Points
World War I Officers Pass Through Ogden En Route to San Francisco
Lieutenant Colonel William Smith and eleven other United States Army officers, veterans of the world war, toured Ogden briefly before continuing to San Francisco for deployment with Uncle Sam's troops. Captured here are stories of front lines service, including Captain McGrath who was wounded three times in the Argonne, and the group expressed elation at their return from the war.
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Lieutaraat
William Smith
General Pershing
Atsft
United States Army
Ogden Tor Day
San Francisco
Itawait
Uncle Sam
Saalth
Eqom
McGrath
Argonne
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